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content and degradability can influence nitrogen utilization, feed intake, and milk yield. The aim of this PhD project is to investigate nutritional strategies to improve nitrogen use efficiency in dairy
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£12–18 million annually on nitrogen fertiliser alone, yet in some instances it has been shown that cover crops can provide 30–60 kg N/ha to the following sugar beet crop. Cover crops are often used
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. Among various processes, the activation of the NºN triple bond in non-equilibrium pulsed plasmas is a key point for energy-efficient nitrogen fixation. Precise control over the selectivity of the plasma
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of warming and changes in resource availability (light, nitrogen and phosphorus), and 2) improve predictions of ecosystem processes by including the impacts of phytoplankton diversity and composition
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routes that combine captured CO₂ with nitrogen recovered from wastewater offers an opportunity to simultaneously reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, recover valuable nutrients, and enable more circular
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the commencement of R&D on cryogenic PHPs at LCSE. Parametric investigations of PHPs with different cryogenics fluids (helium, neon, nitrogen and argon), varying lengths and capillary tube diameters have been
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. This PhD project will develop understanding of how DNA and RNA structures control nitrogen assimilation and N2O production in plant-associated bacteria and how we can use small-molecules to control
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: models of functional relationships Topics: 1. Soil enzymes involved in the carbon and nitrogen cycles 2. The soil microbiome and its functions 3. The relationship between microbial communities and
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, and nitrogen compounds) can cause equipment corrosion, catalyst deactivation, and compromise product quality. We are developing and evaluating innovative technologies to remove these contaminants in
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and two nitrogen atoms. It occurs in several isoforms, of which 1,3,4-thiadiazole is the most widely studied. Our initial screening studies enabled the selection of four novel 1,3,4-thiadiazole